on Broadway in 2007. In 1985, she moved to Los Angeles. In 2001, her biography was included in the Historical Book "Who is Who in Russian Speaking California", Copyright 2001 American Russian Business Council, Control Number 2002100217. Soviet era golden hits of Aida Be With Me As Before (music Vladimir Shainsky, words А. Nagorniak) Cranes (music E. Khanok, words А. Dostal) Love (music О. Feltsman, words N. Olev) Answer (music S. Pozhalkov, words N. Malyshev) I'll Wait for You (music Aleksandr Zatsepin, words О. Gadjikasimov) Geese, Geese (music S. Pozhalkov, words N. Malyshev) Comrade (music О. Ivanov, words А. Prokofyev) In Any Way You'll Be Mine (music Аleksandr Zatsepin, words Leonid Derbenyov) You Argued Without Purpose (music B. Savelyev, words V. Kharitonov) Simply the Aage is Such (music B. Savelyev, words М. Pliatskovsky) Be as it May (music Yan Frenkel, words М. Tanich) Steps in Grass (music Мichel Legrand, words I. Reznik) In movies Three Plus Two - Let them talk (music A. Volkonsky, words S. Mikhalkov) Kidnapping, Caucasian Style — Song About Bears (music A. Zatsepin, words L. Derbenyov) White piano — Road Song (music А. Zatsepin, words О. Gadjikasimov) White piano — First Spring (music А. Zatsepin, words О. Gadjikasimov) White piano — Song about Dushanbe (music А. Zatsepin, words О. Gadjikasimov) The Diamond Arm — Help me (music А. Zatsepin, words L. Derbenyov) Angel in a Skullcap - You'll still be mine (music А. Zatsepin, words L. Derbenyov) Visiting the Moscow police - Spring is music (music R. Mayorov, words A. Olgin) Way to go Nastia! — Forest Deer (music Y. Krylatov, words Y. Entin) In cartoons Umka — She-bear's Lullaby (music Yevgeny Krylatov, words Yuri Yakovlev) Katerok — Chunga-Changa (music Vladimir Shainsky, words Yuri Entin) And Mom Will Forgive Me — Tovarisch (music Oleg Ivanov, words Alexander Prokofyev) Awards :ru:КиноВатсон — "For the greatest input in the art of cinema" References External links Program with Aida Vedishcheva on the "Autoradio" (wma) Two interviews Interview to "Nezavisimaya gazeta" Aida Vedishcheva, a singer behind a scene ("Kopeika", February 10, 2006) Program "Celebrities" Somewhere in the world… («Moskovskij Komsomolets») Aida Vedishcheva: nobody wanted to leave (Radio of Russia) Planida of Aida. Visiting the "Krugozor" journal, a legend of the Russian pop-music Aida Vedishcheva Aida at youtube 1941 births 20th-century American women singers American people of Russian-Jewish descent American sopranos Brooklyn College alumni Living people Musicians from Kazan Russian Jews